Colorado Springs warns of Marksheffel Road closures for drainage work, advising commuters of detours and potential noise, with scheduled overnight work and single-lane traffic directed by flaggers.

Rep. Jason Crow's Littleton job fair brought more than 40 employers to Arapahoe County Community College, connecting job seekers with openings across sectors.

Jeppesen ForeFlight cut a large share of its Arapahoe County staff this week; employees and pilots reacted as the company disputed the scale and promised support.

Colorado has appealed FEMA’s denials after two wildfires and October flooding, arguing validated damages warrant federal public-assistance and mitigation funding. The move puts the state into FEMA’s administrative appeals process.

An attempted kidnapping near Washington Park on Jan. 7 has joggers rethinking solo dawn miles and spurred neighborhood safety chatter.

Denver's weather forecast includes a sunny day with a high near 39°F and strong north winds. Tonight's low is expected around 25°F. The NWS warns of critical fire conditions due to high winds and dryness.

Aurora closed most municipal facilities Jan. 16 for the first of four furlough days as officials work to trim a multimillion-dollar budget gap. Essential services remained open while routine in-person services paused.

A pedestrian died Thursday after being struck by a vehicle on the 1100 block of S. Colorado Boulevard, Denver Police say. Details remain limited as investigators probe the scene.

A pedestrian was killed early Friday at Havana Street and E. 4th Way in Aurora. Police say the driver fled and investigators are asking for video and tips.

A second suspect was arrested in the Wolff Run Park homicide after a multi‑county I‑70 manhunt ended in a shootout, authorities say.

A study analyzing six years of data shows that speed-related crashes in Colorado are most common between 7 and 9 a.m. The State Patrol has launched a "Stop Speeding" campaign to reduce such incidents.

A 1920s City Park West building was demolished to make way for Chrysalis, a 70‑unit supportive housing complex led by The Empowerment Program.

A judge dismissed child‑sexual‑assault charges after a doctor found the defendant permanently incompetent, prompting outrage from the victim’s family and prosecutors.